Western Australia state soccer team

Western Australia
Nickname(s)Black Swans
AssociationFootball West
Head coachCris Ola (2021)
First colours
First international
Western Australia Western Australia 0–4 England England
(1902)
Biggest win
Western Australia Western Australia 17–0 Albany XI
(1975)
Biggest defeat
Western Australia Western Australia 1–14 Hajduk Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
(1949)
Western Australia Western Australia 1–14 Everton England
(1964)

The Western Australia state soccer team is a team representing the Australian state of Western Australia. The state team is currently administered by Football West.[1][2]

History

The team first played in 1902 against the England Cricket Team.[3]

Results

  Win   Draw   Loss

Pre World War 2

Date Venue Opponent Score
1902 Perth England England Cricket XI 0–4
1904 Perth England England Cricket XI 0–3
1905 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 1–5
1905 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 4–5
1905 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 0–1
1908 Perth England England Cricket XI 2–3
1909 Newcastle Northern Districts 0–4
1909 NSW South Maitland XI 2–0
1909 Sydney New South Wales New South Wales 2–2
1909 Sydney Granville District 1–1
1909 Sydney New South Wales New South Wales 1–3
1909 Sydney Sydney Metropolitan XI 4–0
1909 Wollongong South-Coast XI 2–2
1909 Melbourne Victoria (state) Victoria 3–0
1909 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 4–4
1909 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 4–4
1910 Perth South Australia South Australia 2–0
1910 Perth South Australia South Australia 4–1
1910 Perth South Australia South Australia 1–1
1920 Perth Australian Naval Fleet Combined XI 7–0
Date Venue Opponent Score
1924 Perth Royal Navy Special Services Squadron XI 4–7
1925 Perth England England Cricket XI 5–3
1925 Perth England England F.A. XI 0–7
1925 Perth England England F.A. XI 1–5
1925 Perth England England F.A. XI 1–5
1927 Perth Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia-Bohemia 3–11
1927 Perth Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia-Bohemia 4–6
1927 Perth Hong Kong University Students XI 1–4
1927 Perth Hong Kong University Students XI 1–2
1927 Perth Hong Kong University Students XI 4–0
1927 Perth Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia-Bohemia 2–3
1929 Perth England England Cricket XI 5–3
1929 Perth HMAS Canberra XI 7–1
1935 Perth Japan HIJMS Asama/HIJMS Yakumo XI 12–3
1937 Perth England England Amateur XI 1–6
1937 Perth HMAS Sydney XI 4–2
1938 Perth  India 5–1
1938 Perth  India 1–3
1939 Perth Hapoel & Maccabi (Palestine) 4–4
1939 Perth Hapoel & Maccabi (Palestine) 3–7

1940s and 1950s

Date Venue Opponent Score
1947 Perth South Africa South Africa 2–12
1948 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 4–2
1948 Adelaide Tasmania Tasmania 4–3
1948 Adelaide Tasmania Tasmania 6–2
1949 Perth Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Hajduk Split 1–14
1949 Perth Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Hajduk Split 1–13
1950 Perth HMAS Sydney XI 5–1
1950 Perth  Australian XI 1–4
1952 Perth  Australian XI 1–1
1952 Perth  Australian XI 0–2
1954 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 4–2
1954 Adelaide Queensland Queensland 4–2
1954 Adelaide Tasmania Tasmania 4–2
1954 Adelaide Victoria (state) Victoria 2–2
1954 Adelaide New South Wales New South Wales 0–1
Date Venue Opponent Score
1955 Perth Austria Rapid Wien 1–6
1955 Perth Austria Rapid Wien 0–10
1955 Perth South Africa South Africa 1–2
1955 Perth South Africa South Africa 1–2
1956 Perth  Australia 1–4
1957 Perth Hungary Ferencváros 1–6
1957 Perth Hungary Ferencváros 0–9
1957 Perth Hong Kong Eastern Athletic 0–2
1957 Perth Hong Kong Eastern Athletic 2–6
1958 Perth England Blackpool 0–2
1958 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 2–2
1958 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 2–5
1959 Perth Scotland Heart of Midlothian 0–9
1959 Perth Scotland Heart of Midlothian 1–10

1960s

Date Venue Opponent Score
1960 Perth South Australia South Australia 2–2
1960 Perth South Australia South Australia 2–0
1962 Perth Victoria (state) Victoria 1–2
1962 Perth Victoria (state) Victoria 0–5
1962 Perth Victoria (state) Victoria 1–2
1963 Perth New South Wales Northern New South Wales 6–2
1963 Melbourne Victoria (state) Victoria 1–8
1963 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 1–2
1964 Perth England Everton 1–14
1964 Hobart Tasmania Tasmania 5–3
1964 Melbourne New South Wales New South Wales 2–4
1964 Perth Queensland Queensland 3–3
1965 Perth England Chelsea 1–6
1966 Perth Italy AS Roma 2–4
1966 Perth Hong Kong Sing Tao 1–1
Date Venue Opponent Score
1967 Perth England Manchester United 0–7
1967 Singapore Singapore Singapore Joint Services 4–6
1967 Perth  New Zealand 2–5
1968 Perth Wales Cardiff City 1–6
1968 George Town Malaysia Penang FA 3–5
1968 Alor Setar Malaysia Kedah FA 3–3
1968 Malaysia Malaysia Trengganu 5–6
1968 Malaysia Malaysia Kota Bharu 6–10
1968 Perth South Australia South Australia 1–3
1969 Perth South Australia South Australia 2–4
1969 Perth  Greece 1–2
1969 Penang Malaysia Penang FA 5–4
1969 Bangkok  South Vietnam 1–3
1969 Bangkok  Singapore 3–1
1969 Bangkok  Indonesia 1–3

Merdeka Cup Tournament

Western Australia competed in the Merdeka Tournament (Pestabola Merdeka) four times between 1967 and 1970.[4] The state's best performance in the tournament was third in 1968.[5]

Date Venue Opponent Score
1967 Kuala Lumpur  Malaysia 2–3
1967 Kuala Lumpur  India 1–3
1967 Kuala Lumpur  Thailand 3–1
1967 Kuala Lumpur  South Vietnam 0–3
1967 Kuala Lumpur  Hong Kong 3–2
1968 Kuala Lumpur  South Korea 3–0
1968 Ipoh  Indonesia 5–4
1968 Kuala Lumpur Japan Japan B 0–1
1968 Kuala Lumpur  Taiwan 3–2
1968 Ipoh  Singapore 4–4
1968 Kuala Lumpur  Malaysia 3–4
1968 Kuala Lumpur  Indonesia 3–1
Date Venue Opponent Score
1969 Malaysia  Burma 2–5
1969 Malaysia  Singapore 2–4
1969 Malaysia  India 1–0
1969 Malaysia  South Korea 2–3
1969 Malaysia  India 1–2
1970 Kuala Lumpur  Burma 0–1
1970 Kuala Lumpur  South Vietnam 3–1
1970 Kuala Lumpur  India 0–2
1970 Kuala Lumpur  Malaysia 1–4
1970 Ipoh  Taiwan 3–1
1970 Kuala Lumpur  Thailand 0–2

Marah Halim Cup Football Tournament

Western Australia competed in the Marah Halim Cup Football Tournament 3 times between 1975 and 1977, and were champions in 1975 and 1976.[6]

Date Venue Opponent Score
1975 Medan Indonesia Surabaya 4–1
1975 Medan  Thailand 2–1
1975 Medan Indonesia Ujung Pandang 1–2
1975 Medan  Japan 4–2
1975 Medan Indonesia Persija Jakarta 2–0
1975 Medan Indonesia PSMS Medan 1–2
1975 Medan  Thailand 3–1
1975 Medan  South Korea 2–0
1976 Medan  Thailand 1–0
Date Venue Opponent Score
1976 Medan Indonesia Aceh FA 7–2
1976 Medan Indonesia Persebaya 2–0
1976 Medan  South Korea 1–2
1976 Medan  Japan 1–0
1976 Medan  Burma 4–0
1976 Medan  South Korea 2–0
1977 Medan  Thailand 1–2
1977 Medan Indonesia Ujung Pandang 2–0
1977 Medan Indonesia Persija Jakarta 0–1

1970s

Date Venue Opponent Score
1970 Perth West Germany Hertha 03 Zehlendorf 2–2
1970 Perth Czechoslovakia Inter Bratislavia 0–4
1970 Perth Soviet Union Dynamo Moscow 0–5
1970 Perth  Australia 2–6
1970 Perth England Manchester City F.C. 1–1
1970 Jakarta  Indonesia 1–3
1970 Jakarta Indonesia Bogor State 3–1
1970 Jakarta  Hong Kong 1–2
1970 Perth Switzerland FC Zurich 1–1
1970 Singapore  Singapore 8–1
1970 Perth Indonesia Indonesian Universities 0–0
1971 Perth Czechoslovakia VSS Košice 0–2
1971 Perth Soviet Union Dynamo Moscow 3–3
1971 Jakarta  Cambodia 2–2
1971 Jakarta  Malaysia 2–3
1971 Jakarta South Korea South Korea 2–0
1971 Palembang Bertimina 1–1
1971 Palembang Indonesia Jakarta 3–0
1971 Perth England English F.A. 1–6
1972 Perth West Germany Hertha 03 Zehlendorf 1–1
1972 Perth England Wolverhampton Wanderers 0–3
1972 Perth  New Zealand 2–3
Date Venue Opponent Score
1973 Perth England Stoke City 0–3
1973 Perth England Bournemouth 0–4
1973 Perth South Australia South Australia 0–1
1974 Perth Scotland Aberdeen 3–5
1974 Perth England Chelsea 0–1
1974 Adelaide South Australia South Australia 2–3
1975 Perth Poland Legia Warsaw 2–4
1975 Perth England Middlesbrough 1–1
1975 Perth England Manchester United 1–2
1975 Perth Scotland Rangers 2–1
1975 Albany Albany XI 17–0
1975 Perth Australia Australia B 1–0
1976 Perth Canada Toronto Metros-Croatia 2–0
1976 Perth Indonesia Jakarta 2–2
1976 Perth England Tottenham Hotspur 0–4
1976 Perth England Sunderland 1–2
1977 Perth West Germany Hertha 03 Zehlendorf 2–2
1977 Perth England Middlesbrough 1–3
1978 Perth Scotland Dundee 1–3
1979 (N) Australian-Croatian XI 5–1
1979 Perth England Norwich City 1–2
1979 Perth Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FK Vardar 4–4

1980s

Date Venue Opponent Score
1980 Perth Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade 0–5
1980 Perth Italy A.C. Milan 2–3
1981 Indonesia Japan Japan XI 1–2
1981 Indonesia Indonesia Persiraja Banda Aceh 5–0
1981 Indonesia Malaysia PSP Padang 5–0
1981 Indonesia South Korea South Korea XI 0–0
1982 Perth England Bournemouth 1–3
1982 Indonesia South Korea South Korea XI 2–0
1982 Indonesia Indonesia Semarang 1–1
1982 Indonesia West Germany West Germany (Amateur) 2–4
1982 Perth Republic of Ireland U.C.Dublin 3–0
1983 Perth England Queens Park Rangers 1–6
1983 Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia Olympic Team 1–0
1983 Indonesia Indonesia Yanita Utama 0–0[a]
1983 Indonesia Indonesia Arseto Solo 2–0
1983 Perth  Australia 2–1
Date Venue Opponent Score
1983 Thailand  Malaysia 1–0
1983 Thailand China China XI 2–1
1983 Thailand England Liverpool County 2–2
1984 Thailand Thailand Thailand B 1–0
1984 Thailand  Indonesia 1–2
1984 Perth England Nottingham Forest 1–4
1984 India India Hyderabad 4–1
1984 India South Korea South Korea 2–2
1984 India India JCT Mills 1–1
1984 India  Bangladesh 2–0
1984 India China Liaoning 0–1
1985 Perth Australia Australian Youth Team 0–2
1986 Perth Republic of Ireland U.C.Dublin 6–2
1988 Perth Netherlands Netherlands Amateurs 0–6
1989 Perth England Millwall 0–1

1990s

Date Venue Opponent Score
1990 Perth Soviet Union Moscow Torpedo 1–2
1990 Perth  Singapore 4–4 (5–4(p))
1991 Perth Malaysia Selangor 2–1
1991 Indonesia Indonesia Jakarta 0–0
1991 Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia B (PSSIB) 3–1
1991 Indonesia Indonesia Perstu Tapa Nuli Utara 0–0
1991 Indonesia China Chinese Army 1–1 (2–4(p))
1991 Indonesia Indonesia Jakarta 2–0
1992 Perth Malaysia Selangor 2–0
1992 Perth  Singapore 1–1
1992 Perth Germany Werder Bremen 3–2
1992 Perth Republic of Ireland Shelbourne 0–0
1993 Perth Marconi-Fairfield 1–2
1993 Perth Greece Iraklis 4–2
1993 Perth Malaysia Sarawak 0–0
1993 Perth Adelaide City 0–4
1994 Indonesia Thailand Thailand 1–1
1994 Indonesia Myanmar Burma 4–1
1994 Indonesia Malaysia Harimau 0–1
Date Venue Opponent Score
1994 Perth England Sheffield United 1–2
1994 Perth  Australia U-23 1–1
1994 Perth Adelaide City 3–0
1995 Perth Japan Cerezo Osaka 1–4
1995 Indonesia Indonesia Medan Jaya 1–2
1995 Indonesia Indonesia Pelita Jaya 0–0
1995 Indonesia Indonesia PSMS Medan 2–1
1995 Perth England West Ham United 2–2 (5–3(p))
1995 Perth England Nottingham Forest 2–1
1995 Perth Adelaide City 1–3
1996 Perth  Indonesia 2–2 (3–1(p))
1996 Perth Perth Glory 0–2
1997 Perth  Singapore 2–0
1997 (A) Malaysia Sarawak 2–4
1997 (A) Malaysia Bintulu 4–1
1998 Perth England West Ham Academy 2–4
1998 Perth Northern Spirit 1–2
1998 Perth Perth Glory 0–2

2000s

Western Australia Western Australia v  Malaysia U-23
6 November 2000 Western Australia Western Australia 4–0  Malaysia U-23 Perth
Robertson 10', 84' (pen.)
Naglieri 36'
Syamsuri 37' (o.g.)		 Report Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium
Attendance: ~150
Referee: Allan Dix
Western Australia Western Australia v Serbia and Montenegro Red Star Belgrade
28 January 2001 Western Australia Western Australia 0–2 Serbia and Montenegro Red Star Belgrade Perth
Report Pjanović 4'
Stevanović 90'		 Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium
Attendance: 3,500
Referee: Eddie Lennie
Western Australia Western Australia v Malaysia Sarawak
29 February 2001 Western Australia Western Australia 2–1 Malaysia Sarawak Perth
Robertson 61'
White 66'		 Report Amit 80' Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium
South Australia South Australia v Western Australia Western Australia
9 March 2002 Centenary Challenge South Australia South Australia 0–0 Western Australia Western Australia Adelaide
Report Stadium: Hindmarsh Stadium
Attendance: ~1,000
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
10 November 2002 Western Australia Western Australia 2–3 Perth Glory Perth
Oliveira 82'
Howarth 84'		 Report Naglieri 13', 22'
Despotovski 90+'		 Stadium: Perth Oval
Attendance: ~1,100
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
9 February 2003 Western Australia Western Australia 0–4 Perth Glory Perth
Report Danze 8', 77'
Hassell 41'
Tarka 80+' Note: 2 x 40 minute halves.		 Stadium: Litis Stadium
Referee: Stephen Muldoon
Western Australia Western Australia v  Iraq
16 November 2003 Western Australia Western Australia 0–1  Iraq Perth
Report:[6] Stadium: Arena Joondalup
Attendance: ~2,800
Referee: Eddie Lennie
Western Australia Western Australia v  Iraq
22 November 2003 Western Australia Western Australia 0–4  Iraq Albany
Report Swadi ?'
Ali 38'
Manajid ?'
Talaa 89'		 Stadium: Collingwood Park
Attendance: ~1,500
Referee: Angelo Nardi
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
18 June 2008 Western Australia Western Australia 3–2 Perth Glory Perth
Bulloch 25', 65'
Jukic 74'		 Report Skorich 54'
Griffiths 73'		 Stadium: Litis Stadium
Attendance: 600
Referee: Stephen Gregory
East Java All-Province U-23 Indonesia v Western Australia Western Australia
25 June 2008 Friendship Cup East Java All-Province U-23 Indonesia 2–0 Western Australia Western Australia Surabaya, Indonesia
Gunawan 58'
Angga 90+'		 Report Stadium: Gelora 10 November Stadium ; ? Gelora Deltras Sidoargo Stadium
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Aji Santoso
South Australia South Australia v Western Australia Western Australia
11 October 2008 Stratco Cup South Australia South Australia 3–0 Western Australia Western Australia Adelaide
Bugeja 19'
Karlovic 36'
Aguis 58'		 Report Stadium: Marden Sports Complex
Referee: Regis Queffelc
Western Australia Western Australia v South Australia South Australia
7 March 2009 Stratco Cup Western Australia Western Australia 4–2 South Australia South Australia Perth
Naglieri 34', ?'
Brown 48'
Onoforo 51'		 Report Matricianni 68'
Bugeja 90'		 Stadium: nib Stadium
Attendance: 1,048
Referee: Steven Gregory

2010s

Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
28 July 2010 Call to Arms Cup Western Australia Western Australia 1–3 Perth Glory Perth
Oliveria 73' Report Sterjovski 45'
Vittiglia 90+1'
Neville 90+2'		 Stadium: E&D Litis Stadium
Attendance: 3,121
Referee: Mathew Cheeseman
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
5 July 2011 Western Australia Western Australia 4–9 Perth Glory Perth
Morgan 30'
Pritchard 63'
Barlow ?'
Kay ?'		 Report Dodd 19', 45'
McGarry 24'
Risdon 56'
Vittiglia 57', 79'
Taggart ?', ?'
Amphlett 90'		 Stadium: Dorrien Gardens
Attendance: 1,589
Referee: David Costello
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
22 August 2012 Western Australia Western Australia 0–3 Perth Glory Perth
Smeltz 9'
Makarounas 17'
Makeche 72'		 Stadium: Intiga Stadium
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: Mathew Cheeseman
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
12 September 2012 Western Australia Western Australia 0–1 Perth Glory Perth
Dodd 2' Stadium: Intiga Stadium
Referee: Mathew Cheeseman
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
21 August 2013 Call to Arms Cup Western Australia Western Australia 1–3 Perth Glory Perth
Knight 3' Report McGarry 50 pen.'
De Silva 84'
Makeche 88'		 Stadium: Intiga Stadium
Attendance: ~2,000
Referee: David Bruce
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
13 August 2014 Call to Arms Cup Western Australia Western Australia 2–1 Perth Glory Perth
Solomons 71'
Boi 84'		 Report Sidnei 85' Stadium: Dalmatinac Park
Attendance: ~800
Referee: Adam Fielding
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
19 August 2015 Call to Arms Cup Western Australia Western Australia 0–1 Perth Glory Perth
Report Marinković 27' Stadium: Dorrien Gardens
Attendance: ~800
Referee: David Bruce
Western Australia Western Australia v Western Australia WA State Amateur Team
15 October 2015 Western Australia Western Australia 2–0 Western Australia WA State Amateur Team Perth
Marulanda 28'
Kay 56'		 Source Stadium: Dorrien Gardens
Referee: Steven Gregory
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
17 August 2016 Heritage Cup Western Australia Western Australia 0–1 Perth Glory Perth
19:00 AWST Report Harold 45+2' Stadium: Inglewood Stadium
Attendance: ~500
Referee: Adam Fielding
Western Australia Western Australia v AustraliaAustralia U–20
2 August 2017 Western Australia Western Australia 0–3 AustraliaAustralia U–20 Perth
19:00 Source
Stadium: Perth Plasterboard Centre Stadium
Western Australia Western Australia v SingaporeSingapore U–19
8 August 2017 Western Australia Western Australia 5–3 SingaporeSingapore U–19 Perth
19:00
  • Smith 6'
  • Sabatini 25' (pen.)
  • Salmon 50', 71', 90+2'
 Report
  • Hami 45+1' (pen.)
  • Taufik 60'
  • Sahrin 86'
 Stadium: Dorrien Gardens
Referee: David Bruce
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
13 September 2017 Western Australia Western Australia 1–1 Perth Glory Perth
19:00 AWST Andres 28' Report Taggart 36' Stadium: Hartfield Park
Attendance: 600+
Referee: David Bruce
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
1 August 2018 Western Australia Western Australia 2–5 Perth Glory Perth
19:00 AWST
  • C.Saldaris 79'
  • Sinclair 90+1'
 Report
Stadium: Perth Plasterboard Centre Stadium
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
13 September 2018 Challenge Cup Western Australia Western Australia 1–2 Perth Glory Perth
Kay 73' Report
Stadium: Dalmatinac Park
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
31 July 2019 Challenge Cup Western Australia Western Australia 1–5 Perth Glory Perth
19:00 Report
Stadium: Frank Drago Reserve
Referee: Adam Fielding

2020s

Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
2 October 2021 Gold Fields Challenge Cup Western Australia Western Australia 1–0 Perth Glory Perth
15:00
  • Santich 83'
 Report Stadium: Percy Doyle Reserve
Referee: Matthew Southern
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
27 September 2022 Gold Fields Challenge Cup Western Australia Western Australia 0–6 Perth Glory Perth
15:00 Report
Stadium: Kingsway Reserve
Referee: Shane Skinner
Western Australia Western Australia v Perth Glory
24 September 2023 Gold Fields Challenge Cup Western Australia Western Australia 0–3 Perth Glory Perth
18:00 Report
Stadium: State Football Centre
Referee: Shane Skinner

Women's State Team

India S India v Western Australia
11 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS India S India 2–0 Western Australia Calicut, India
 Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium
India N India v Western Australia
13 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS India N India 0–3 Western Australia EMS Stadium, Calicut
  • Pettitt ,,
Western Australia v  Malaysia
14 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS Western Australia 1–0  Malaysia EMS Stadium, Calicut
  • Pettitt 10'
Republic of China  v Western Australia
16 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS Republic of China  2–0 Western Australia EMS Stadium, Calicut
  • Chou 7'
  • Sandra o.g.'
Hong Kong  v Western Australia
18 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship GS Hong Kong  1–0 Western Australia EMS Stadium, Calicut
  • Daniel 4'
Republic of China  v Western Australia
19 January 1980 1980 AFC Women's Championship SF Republic of China  5–0 Western Australia Calicut, India
  • Su-Ching
  • Chao
  • Shu-Yuen
  • Chou
  • ??
Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium
Western Australia v Perth Glory
October 2018 Challenge Cup Western Australia 1–3 Perth Glory Perth
  • Stonehill 33' (pen.)
 Report
Stadium: Coker Park
Western Australia v Perth Glory
1 November 2019 Challenge Cup Western Australia 0–4 Perth Glory Perth
Source
Stadium: Percy Doyle Reserve
Western Australia v Perth Glory
24 September 2023 Gold Fields Challenge Cup Western Australia 0–4 Perth Glory Perth
16:00 Report
Stadium: State Football Centre
Referee: Shane Skinner

Notes

  1. ^ match abandoned due to rain

References

  1. ^ "Senior Men's". Football West. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
  2. ^ "Competitive Football Returns to WA" (PDF). Football West. 27 February 2009. Retrieved 2009-11-06.
  3. ^ "State Team". FootballWA. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
  4. ^ "Merdeka Tournament (Malaysia)". RSSSF. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
  5. ^ "Merdeka Tournament 1968 (Malaysia)". RSSSF. Retrieved 2009-11-05.
  6. ^ a b Kreider, R.N. (2012) Paddocks to Pitches. The Definitive History of Western Australian Football. Published by SportsWest Media
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